Letter: 1860 Nov. 8, rue de la Tresorerie 122, Bordeaux, to David Laing / Francisque Michel. 1860.

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Letter: 1860 Nov. 8, rue de la Tresorerie 122, Bordeaux, to David Laing / Francisque Michel. 1860.

Acknowledging receipt of parcel containing notes on Scottish students, and Queen Mary. Thanking Laing for the tartan for his wife and offering to procure a copy of Don Quixote.

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